Sam Bankman-Fried pleads not guilty to bribery, charges from superseding indictment
The former FTX CEO’s legal team argued that, although SBF had entered a not-guilty plea, he did not acknowledge the new charges, which included bribing a Chinese government official.
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The former FTX CEO’s legal team argued that, although SBF had entered a not-guilty plea, he did not acknowledge the new charges, which included bribing a Chinese government official.
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